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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-14
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER
LIN. 1857

LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 am For Newport News Old Point Com
fort and Norfolk, daily except Sun
day.
iilO am Through and Local Mail TO ali
points West. Sieepers from Clifton
Forge tO Louisville and 81. Louis
except Sunday.
400 pm For Newport News, Old Point and
Norfolk Except Sunday.
400 pm Charlottesville accommodation
Except sunday.
$50 pm For Louisville, Cincinnati Chicago
ST. Louis, Memphis, and New Or
leans Fast Express with through
Pullmans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmans West from Rich.
mOnd.
SUNDAY EXCURSION
TO Newport News, Old Point, an
Norfolk al 5 am.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
SIS am Charlottesville accommodation
Except Sunday
HOS am From Norfolk. Old Point, and
Newport News, except Sunday.
$50 pm From Local points and the wesl
daily except Sunday.
6.35 pm From Norfolk Old Point and New
port News, daily.
$40 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Sunday excursion train from Ole
Point and Newport News arrives IN
Richmond at o.35 pm.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad streets.
Hcket-otices iuUu Man street ami depot.
H. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
WINS. &. WICKHAM. Second Vice Presiden
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-10-14
4 TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Raj
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. sept. n. 1857. tram
On this road will run IA follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
The Hunted Czar.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 23 1t Is re
ported that six persons were captured on
Sunday In connection with the recent plot
to assassinate the Gar, and hanged on
Monday. Degaiefi, the man who murder
ed Lieutenant Colonel Sudeikin, Russian
chief of police, three years ago, and who
WAS suspected of having planned the plot
against the Cars life, is said to have
been one of the six.
PARIS, March 23.-The Paris publishes
a telegram from Lomberg, capital OF
Galicia, In Austria, which says that on
the 18th OF March an attempt was made
to upset train which was conveying the
Car and Czarina to st. Petersburg on
their return from visit to the Grand
Duke Vladimir.
BERLIN, March 23.-The police of St
Petersburg have discovered stores of dyn
amitc and apparatus for the manufacture
OF bombs In several villas at Pargslovo, 4
summer resort In the suburbs Of the Rus
sian capital.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Twelve Persons perish.

BEssEMER, Mich, March 23. The
boarding house OF Bond ~ Clancy, at the
Colby mine, burned at four O'Clock this
morning. Twelve persons perished in the
flames. The building was two-siory
frame structure, and burned like tiGder,
leaving TO time for alarm after the fire
was discovered. Twenty one boarders
occupied rooms In the second story.
Only nine of these escaped by jumping
from the windows. Several were seriously
injured, but none fatally. The bodies are
SO completely charred as to prevent
identification. There Is no clue to the
origin of the fire. The victims were all
single men.
James Lynch, one of the occupants of
the place, says that there were four other
persons In the same room with him. He
was awakened by room mate Chamber
ing over him toward the windows. The
room was full of smoke and fame at the
time land he barely succeeded in breaking
open window and making his escape.
He jumped to the ground and received
slight injuries. The house was tinder-
box, and in few minutes was q mass of
ruins. 1t was located In an open space
near the famous Colby mine, and great
crowd of miners soon gathered, but too
late to be OF any assistance. When the
charred remains were removed, identifca-
i ton was impossible
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Fine MUSICAL instruments.

II. F. Robelen, the well-known and
popular music dealer at No. 7l0 Market
street has one of the largest and finest as.
sortments of musical instruments ever
brought to this city, among them being
the celebrated Lawrence organ, with Z
octaves, being the same as a piano, but
much smaller. He has a fine organ with
splendid tone, which he is Offering for
$40. Among the pianos are the new and
fashionable ebonized, embossed, mahog-
any and other styles, both grand and up
right He also has large stock of pianos
and organs that have been In use but a
short time, which he will sell at such low
figures and on such easy terms as To
make it possible for every one to procure
q first-class instrument. For the accom-.
mediation of those who may not find 1t
convenient to pay the full amount for a
piano or organ at the time of purchase,
Mr.. Robelen will sell any of the above on
installments, with easy weekly or monthly
payments. He also has large stock OF
sheet muse constantly on hand, and all
new music as soon as 1t is published.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Tho Battle of G.trysburx.

The diorama of the batsle of Geitys-
burg, which will be presented at the
Opera House, next Monday and Tues
day nights. under the auspices o.
Smy tn, DUPONT and Grant Posts OF tbis
city, will be one 1f the most entertain
Ing and instructive exhibitions OF the
present season. Many are yet living
who not only rememter that great hat
tie, but also participated in IL. Fought
as 1t was ut the very darkest hour Of
the rebellion, when IL set m'd that tres
son was about to be triumphant, It can
justly be called the greatest battle OF
msdern timer, and the one which dec
ded that 'thie Union must and hall be
preserved. Nearly "a years have pass,
cd since that battle, and the scenes OF
those three days have passed into his.
tory, but there can be no better WI y of
understanding that history, or of OBJ
tanning an accurate ides of the battle
and Its leading incidents than by wit
Messing these scanes 8s transferred to
canvas by the celebrated artis. Briscoe,
and explained by the veteran General
Mulholland, who pai ticipated In the
hottest part of the fight.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Tho Now Commissioners.

WASHINGTON, March 23.-Oolonel
Morrison to day expressed himself ~
personally gratified ct his selection rs
an Inter State Commerce Commission er,
and said he would accept the office. He
has no kno wledge ~ TO the other Com
missioners accepting their appoint
ments, but believed the President would
not have appointed them without fret
kno wing that they desired tha position.
He could not tell when tts Com mission
would meet or how it would organize,
for the reAson that TO the best OF his
knowledge there Was no other mem Der
of the Commission In the city.
He supposed, however, in view of the
fact that the law would soon 90 into
effect, that all the Com NJ issioners would
be here before the end Of the week and
make the necessary arrangements fol-
entering upon the discharge OF their
duties. As the composition Of the Com
mission was not known beforehand,
there could be no previous arrangement
for q meeting.
Colonel Morrison was upsble to say
vbether the Commission meets with
general approval or not. For himself
he did not know the other appoih tees.
and was not prepared to say whether
they would prove Efficient or other.
wise.
Tue Star tonight saye, on the
authority OF a prominent Democrat,
that JadRe Cooley is to be president OF
the Intsr State Commerce Commission,
and that he will be Domin ated for head
OF the Commission by Mr.. Morrison,
1T is understood" says the Star, "shat
the selection OF Judge Cooley for chair.
man of the Commission will accord
with the wishes of the President, and
that 80 far as the view of the Oommis
siooers are known, ttsy recognize the
eminent qualifications OF Judge Cooley
for the position. He Is an able lawyer
and iurist, and has had practical expe
rience In railroad matters"
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Plaaaed With Missonri.

Dr.C. H. Henry, who for time resided
in our oiIy having determined to locate in
st. Louis, Mo-, where he has been engag
ed in practicing for a few weeks, sold his
personal property In Newark on Wednes-
day, and will close out his affairs In that
town. His health has been greatly bene-
fitted by his short residence in St. Louis,
and he is greatly pleased with the people
liberal than they are in White Clay
Creek and adjacent Hundreds. The Doc.
tor is son of the late Capt. Henry, who
resided near the Red Lion for many years
and brother to John J. and the latt
James B. Henry. We wish him grea,
prosperity in his new field of labor.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Charged WIN Larceny.

Antonio Collie, al Italian, was charged
at the city court this morning with the
larceny Of watch from Michael Rub
ineo last Thursday. The watch was
taken from Rnbineo's trnuk, and as the
prisoner sold it q few days after erwards
10 man who keeps peanut stand nj
Seventh and Market streets, the loser
naturally supposed that Collie was the
guilty party. As soon a. Officer Henry
smith was made acquainted with the
above facts he arrested Collie, and Ate
the Judge bad heard the testimony hs
committed him in default OF 5000 bai
for court.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
How Titus Received the News.

BELvIDERE. N. j., March 23.-When
the news WAS broken to Janitor Titus
of the commission OF his death SEN
tence, he burst into tears aud expressed
great satisfaction and thankfulness. ST
did not care so much for myself as for
my family, especially my little girl, p
sobbed the unfortunate man. Later the
prisoner seemed overcome with Joy and
gave vent to his feelings by dancing
and singing. The Governor Ill send
his warrant to Sheriff Won Campen on
Friday, directing him what to do in the
premises. The death watch will now
be taken off the prisoner. The trial has
cost the county about SIC, 900.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Settling q Family Foud,

ST JOSEPH, Mo-, March pa fam lily
feud was fought out on Monday night
at some distance from here In the
country. The participants were Pierre
Millemont, an farmer, and his son
Andrea and Jackson and Reese Cinder-
son. These people are neighbors, and
have been quarrelling for two years
over the killing of Durham bull, the
property OF the Cindersons, by young
Millemont Last night the four men
met in the public road, and after quar-
rel knives and pistola were drawn, and
a battle ensued. Young MillemoIt and
Jackson Cinderson were fatally wound
ed, al d the other two men were seri
ously hurt.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

SCIPIo, N. Y, Dec. 1, 1881 am
the pastor OF the Baptist church here
and an educated physician. 1 am NOT
in practice, but am my sole family ply
sieian, and advise in chronic cases.
Over year ago l recommended your
Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who
has been under medical treatment oil
Albany's best physicians several years.
She has been greatly benefited and
still uses the medicine. / believe she
will become thoroughly cured of her
various complicated diseases by their
use. We both recommend them to our
friends, many of whom have also been
cured of their various ailments by
them. REV. e. r. WARREN.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
AmuBonoDts.

"Passiop's Slave" still continues to
draw crowded houses at the Academy
of Music. Next week Pete +. Baker
will appear Ia "Chris and. Lens"
Next Wednesday night the Irish
coined Ian, William F. 6canlan, will
appear At the Opera House In ons of his
Irish dramas.
Thursday night the Hanlons will sp.
pear In "Fantasma," which is pro.
nounced the greati at spectacular pro.
,uctios ever witr essed In this country
There are 48 persons In the cast aud 1t
requires the services OF 20 people to
work the transfOrmatio scenes ant
star ting mechan ical effcots.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
How Mr.. Garrett Makes M oney.

BALTIMORE. Md, March 81. Ia
now stated on good authority that the
option will remain open to the Ives.
Staynor syndicate for the control of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad until the
first Of April. Mr.. G4rratt, 1t Is said,
cleared 5000, 900 out Of the Sully syndi.
Gates failure, and 1t is also stated the
Garrett interest has purchased all the
stock of the John 8. Hopkins Univer-
sity. None OF the stock of the road
was offered for sale to-iay.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Proceedings Of the LegIslAtare.
SEM ATE.


Dover, March % Senate me. 1t IL
O'Clock.
Noffcs givsu-By Mr.. Ferguson. IN
cot 70 revoke the chsrter Of the Dsla
vars and Maryland Ship Cansl; By Mr..
McWhortsr. act in sslasion to taxss Of
the p W. = B. r. b. ft8y
Read hrst tims-On motion Of DR..
Martin. cot 70 coneolidate the Laurel
school distrlos, dread . second time
also }; sot % inoorpovate Herring Branch
Ditch Oompany; on motion of Mr.. Nc.
Whorter. an act to exempt certain
property In Delaware Oity; sct to
amend the act In relation to arrest In
civil acdons; cot 70 incorporate the
g. A. X. Hall Company Of Wilming
ton. Del, (read . second time also) |;
sct 70 extend the time OF Yeco riding pri-
vate ects. (ead . second time slso) I;
ON motion Of Mr.. Orossan, act In reln.
tton 70 owners OF sluicss and meadows
on the north end Of the town Of New
Castle.
6ecord time by title-On motion Of
Or. Lewis, mn act In relation 10 the
Court OF Common Pleas for New Castle
County.
Passed: On motion Of Mr.. Mcwhor.
eer, Act TO incorporate the Delaware
Terra Gotta 90.
Oa motion Of Mr.. McWhorter, . Joint
resolution WAS adopted to appoint .
committee of two ON the part Of the
Senate and three ON the part Of the
House 70 irQulro into the law In re'a.
tion 70 dfummers. The resolution Wss
adophd.
Mr.. Martin gave notice Of IN act In
relation TO the collection and assessment
The har.in bill was defeated by .
vote Of 1 to3.
HoUsR OF RKPREsRH rArIvEs.
House met at 10 .. m.
yorce Josephine from Edgar Wing; by
district %, Now CASTLE county; by 6r.
Mccoy, In relation 10 tfu,tees.
Iptrod uced and resd-By Mr.. Waples,
|supplement to the pilotage aot; by Mr..
5malley. for the protection of hsh; by
to appoint com mmission to report on .
rev system Of county or district gov.
eminent; by Mr.. Chandler, In relation
70 goods In store or trAnsit and to make
BILLS OF lading negotiable.
bills, to divorce UAleb from Olariese
Brintob; 10 amend the charter OF Will
mirgton In relation TO tho streets and
sewers Of Wilmington; Senate bill, for
the suppres sion of polioy plaUing.
Passed-House bill incoYpo rating the
Bridgeville Peach Producers Pack ing
Company; consolidating the offices OF
County Treasurer and Treasurer OF the
Poor OF New Castle County; to borrow
money; Senate bill incorporating Indian
Hill Tribe. I. o. r. M {; House bills
divorcirg z Ellz Abeth from Lewis B. Col
Inns; amend chapter ID. Revised Code
lmtlitia billD to incorporate PalestiL 9
Castle, K. M. c.; to incorporate Liberty
Conclave, pts,ophs; to enable the
New Castle Recorder of Deeds to make
an index; to incorporate the Mslam
Looo motive Boiler Company.
Mr.. Ware presented An invitation
from Ex. Marshal Dunp, on behalf oil
Smyth, Grant and DnPont Posts, G A.
r., to attend the Battle of Gettysburg
exhibition at the Opera House, viii.
mingtop. next Tuesday evening, accept
cd. Adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Russia Picking as Turkey.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 23-M.
Nelidoff, the Russian Ambassador here,
on Monday had an audience with the
sultan; and then declared 20 bis M.
ssoeci.I sussJ M Turkish Agent in Bulaaria. had
been useless. and expressed dissatisfao.
tion with the action of the Ottoman
Ministry respecting the Bulgarian trou
bles. M. Nelidoff has sent note to the
Porte pressing Turkey for payment Of
arrears In the war indemnity due R
sia and reproaching the Porte for spend
Ing money due Russia on the Turkish
army and navy.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24

BERLIN, March D-The EmpeSor'e
n,ocl.m ntion 10 the German people
thanking them for their expressions OF
devotion and 10y on the ninetieth ami.
versary OF his btrth Ii couched In words
,hoving the profoundsss emotion. The
document contains 3 long review Of the
Emperor's life. The Kaiser dwells on
the experiences OF his youth, and the
wonderful help God hes vouohsafsd 70
him, and prays that he may be sble 70
preserve during the short remainder Of
his life the blessings OF peace.
The municipal authorities held ban
ouet at the Town Hall last night. May.
or Foreken beck proposed the Rmpcror's
health, and Herr 6tyrck, chairman Of
the Town Council, offered . toast 10 the
IKE Empress hss conferred the crcss
Of the Order Of Louise on the three
ladies who are presidents Of the Angus
ts. Catholic and Jewish Asyluma.
sT PETERSBURG, March 70 All the
Grand Dulkes, Minister, Diplomats
and cour, ofiioiAls visited the German
Embassy yesterday to congratulate
General Won ech woinitx, the German
Am bassador, on Emperor Williams
In tho evening . banquet
WAS given at the palace TO General Won
Sch weinitz and Major Villsume, mill
tary attacbe OF the German Em bassy.
CoSsrANTINOPLE, March 23 Tho
Sultan yesterday teleRrephed his con.
aratulations to Emperor William on bis
birthday, and seat his son, Prince No
hem med 6elim Effendi, to congratulate
Herr Won Radowitx, the German Am
bassador to the Porte. The diplomats
and the German students residing here
attended o special commemorative re-
ligious service In the German chapel
ROME, March 23.-Enperor William
tekRraphed yesterday to the Pope
thanking him for his con gratulAtions
and expressing q wish for the prosperity
and happiness Of his Holiness.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Resignation OF = Consta bic.

Ex Sergeant of Police james Whalen,
who was recently elected county consta.
bic by the Levy Court, has handed in his
resignation, and assigned as the reason
that 1t is impossible for him to execute
landlords distress warrants for rent. He
says that as the greater part of consta-
DIGS business consists of this kind ol
work, he could not conscientiously retain
the Office. Harry Harbert was elected In
his place.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
NEWS SUMMARY

= swiudier Arrested-Frosp ect Of q
Lockout-Harrison Accepts-Cut Hh
Throat.
A man giving the Mans Of Edward
may, OF fhiinde lphia, was arrested In
whkes0srre, on fussdAy, on . oh srgt
OF swfndlfng. It 10 said he would zen,
ter store, purchase some frifiinR arti.
cia and give . twenty dollar hill In pay
ment Then he wodid get the clerk Q,
cashier confused by asking for differeu,
kinds of change and In this manner rei
el0 or $5 too much" He was com NIT.
ted In default Of ball.
There is said to be . prospect Of .
LOOKOUT In Toronto In the build ing trsde ca
aD0us May lst, when the agI eem en- u
entered into last year regarding wages
expire. Bricklsyers, stone masons and
piastereFs nave already tntimated that
they want an increase. The employers,
who are organized. say they viii refuse
any advance.
Carter Il. Harrison was on wedr es-
Day renominatsd TOR Mayor by Accla.
nation by the Democrats of chicago.
Mr. Harrison made speech deciinin 2
the candidacy. "Shorily after he had
left the stage he returned. followed by
crowd OF friends, and said he would
accept the nomination"
Thomas Campbell, aged 28 years, liv.
ing st 1921 South street, PhilAd elpbis,
attempted suicide by cutting his throat
With knife last evening. while, as
alleged. he WAS under the Influence Of
liquor. The wound is not Q serious one.
He was taken TO the Pennsylvania Hos.
pitsl.
A strike ordered by this knights OF
Labor 1t Hsnan q Sons shoe ia story
in New York, has been . failure, only
co out Of 6U0 men going oa.. The firm
refused to recoguiz5 the Knights OF
Labor Committee.
A case Of smallpox appeared In Los
Angeles, California, month ago, and
since then there have been 46 cases, but
no deaths. Most Of the cases have been
the mildess type Of varioloid.
The snow in Western Con neot ticut Ia
reported 10 be from 16 inches to two
feet deep. "There 10 drift from Bos
ton Corners to Mount Riga, over mile
long, and from 10 to 25 feet deep"
The miners at PArdoe and at Chestnut
Ridge, Penna., who had been on strike
since February LIST, resumed WORK yes
terday on the coinpany's terms.
John Kenney. 81 years old, n resident
OF New York, was struck by . train, at
North Penn Junction, Philadelphia,
last evening, and seriously injured.
George P. Wetmore has written let
ter oopsenting to be tue Republican
candidate for Governor Of Rhode Island
for third Term.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
swampcd In a Bucke, shop.

CHICAGO. March 23-Several suits
were commenced in the Superior Court
to-day against Henry e. Wiley and
Q. T. Doxey, owners Of . bucket shop.
The complainsnts we're Ofson r, Terry,
who sues for IS, 900; John Miller, 81 GOO;
James Henry, 81 900, and Henry
Rogers, 81 600. The oompiainants are
residents OF Meadville, Pa, and were
induced 10 speculate with the defend.
ants under the impression that they
were commission men dealing On the
Board Of Traie. The complainapts
went into the late pork deal, with the
understanding that they were to bs
notified whenever there was a rise OF
twenty. five cents In the market, 80 they
could cover their margins. Instead Of
this the bucket shops allowed the ad-
vance to reach $6 before notify ing them,
when they were Informed that they hsG
been frozen out.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Tho Railroad Deal Uousummated

BALTIMORE, March 2S.-President
Garrett to-day told Mayor Hodges that
the much talked-of railroad deal had
been consummated, and that but q few
minor etails remained to be arranged.
Messrs. Ives and Staynor were In the
city to-day, and were closeted with Mr..
Garrett for some time. The vice presi-
dent and several other officials OF the
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton rail
road also arrived here tonight In q
special car from Cincinnati. They are
supposed to be here on business CON-
|neoted with the deal.
Daily Republican., 1887-03-24
Cured of Drinking.

IA young friend Of mine was cured
OF an Unsuitable thirst for liquor that
had 30 prostrxted his system that he
was unable to do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop
Bitters. 1t Allayed all that burning
thirst; took away the appetite for liquor;
made bis nerves steady; and de has re-.
msined steady and sober man for more
than two years, and has no desire to re-
turn to his cups. and know Of mum
Der Of others that have been cured OF
drinking by it."-From leading r. r.
Official, Chicago, Ill.